But what makes them vivid is the force of James's interest in them, his manner of pressing into their clay with his examining fingers: they are sites of human energy; they vibrate with James's anxious concern for them.
Currently director of the Human Rights Center at the University of California, Berkeley, Dr. Stover's work has taken him to Guatemala, Iraq, Rwanda and other sites of human rights atrocities.
This study was undertaken to synthesize peptides that are partially similar to the binding sites of human olfactory receptor protein.
To knock down BCL6 expression, the siRNA sequence targeting different sites of human BCL6 cDNA was designed and transfected into OCI-LY7 cells.
Hook and the pragmatic philosophy recognized that there have been innumerable sites of human failure, self-destructive action and tragic defeat in history.
Local people will tell you it is one of the first ever sites of human settlement, established by Noah's son, Shem.
In these contexts, methods that can reveal occupational patterns at landscape scales, without the need to pinpoint specific sites of human occupation, can be especially useful.
In this article, we presented a simple and effective method to recognize phosphorylation sites of human GPCRs by combining amino acid hydrophobicity and support vector machine.
An X-ray crystallographic study revealed that 8l bound at AMP binding sites of human liver FBPase with hydrogen bonding interactions similar to AMP.
Furthermore, 457 out of 2,121 circRNAs in humans were found with circular orthologues in murine, and 69 murine circRNAs can be exactly mapped to the start and stop sites of human circRNAs (Memczak et al., 2013).
Magnetite nanoparticles covered with meso-silica shells (Fe3O4@mSiO2) have been seen to be the most promising material, fulfilling most of the abovementioned criteria for applying them as vehicles for delivering special drugs at specific sites of human body.
